At this year’s OT Show at the NEC on November 23-24, British wet room manufacturer Impey will unveil a breakthrough for the wet room of the future, embracing fully immersive virtual reality technology. provide a great trip.
Suppliers welcome show attendees into a 4D shower experience to create a 360-degree vision of the future.
Impey has pioneered level access showers for over 25 years. With a mission to provide the best accessible shower solution possible, the brand created the first wet room floor former with a built-in drainage slope, revolutionizing the healthcare shower market. .
At this year’s OT Show, Impey is once again pushing boundaries, bringing insights into the future of adaptive wetrooms to the occupational therapy community. Focusing on the theme of ‘adapting to change’, visitors to the Impey stand can immerse themselves in a virtual showcase of leading wetroom adaptation options.
Using industry-leading virtual reality software, occupational therapists step into Impey’s visionary shower spaces that combine practicality, convenience and quality with elegant, ergonomic solutions . The extensive product portfolio of brands on display includes high performance wet room floor formers, shower trays with graduated slip resistance, multi-function handrails, glass screens and modern shower seats.
Impey’s premium VR experience is also the technology behind the brand’s comprehensive bathroom research. Using full-color 3D rendering, the team can create a realistic vision of an accessible shower. This benefits everyone involved in the process, from OTs and service users to landlords and installers.
Head of Marketing Neil Whitehouse said: We want to provide the best possible support for navigating technical research, building regulations, funding and compliance. He enables OT to create critical shower spaces that clients and service users desperately need.
“Our stand at this year’s OT Show will showcase the future of wet room adaptations and dispel the myth that accessible shower spaces should be unglamorous or purely clinical. Widely used in the retail sector, it is an innovative new way to understand how a bathroom works and feels by exploring a set of rooms in virtual reality. I know it provides a way.
“We are confident that the OT community will be inspired by the new technology, and we are very excited to see the reaction!”
Watch the short video below to learn more about what to expect from Impey.
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At this year’s OT Show at the NEC on November 23-24, British wet room manufacturer Impey will unveil a breakthrough for the wet room of the future, embracing fully immersive virtual reality technology. provide a great trip. The supplier welcomes show attendees into his 4D shower experience, creating a 360 degree vision…Leanne McIverlian
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